Capo's Coin Shop

We're open today Sunday September 27th between 11:00 and 2:00!

beautiful 1904 $20 liberty head gold piece, available in the shop now!
the $20 liberty head, also known as the double eagle, was designed by james b. longacre and minted from 1850–1907. each coin contains just under one troy ounce of gold (.9675 oz) and is made of 90% gold

over 120 years old and still a classic piece of u.s. gold.

stop in to check it out — we’re always buying & selling gold, silver, coins, bullion & jewelry!

📍 1620 e passyunk ave, heart of south philly
📞 call or text alyssa: 215-764-0850

We will be open today Sunday September 13th from 10:30 to 2:00!

new bullion in the case and we’re not mad about it 👀
lots of cool .999 silver pieces just in - stop by and check them out! there’s something for everyone.

here until 3:30 today, tomorrow 10-4 🫡

SATURDAY HOURS: 11–3 pm 🕚 if you’re looking for a last minute gift or to add to your stack, we’ve got some beautiful morgan & peace dollars that just came in!
come take a look at what’s new in the case.
and as always, we’re buying old gold & silver coins & bullion, sterling flatware, and silver & gold jewelry ✨

✨ NEW IN THE CASE ✨
a beautiful world war ii aircraft commemorative collection featuring .999 fine silver, with each round containing 1 troy ounce of silver 🇺🇸✈️
we’re not selling these as a complete set, so you can pick up an individual round featuring the aircraft that catches your eye!
always buying & selling silver, gold, jewelry & bullion.
📍 capo’s coins — east passyunk avenue
🕙 HOURS THIS WEEK through friday: 10am–4pm
stop in and check them out!

💰 we don’t just buy coins!
have old, broken, mismatched, or unwanted gold jewelry sitting in your jewelry box? bring it to us!
we’re always buying scrap gold, sterling silver, jewelry, coins & bullion — whether it’s a single earring or a whole pile.
turn the pieces you don’t wear anymore into cash 💵 stop in and see what your jewelry is worth!
📍 east passyunk avenue • south philly
📞 call us or stop in anytime 215-764-0850

CURRENTLY AVAILABLE: one of the most iconic notes ever printed in the united states.
this is the 1899 $5 silver certificate, commonly known as the indian chief note.
the portrait features running antelope, a hunkpapa lakota chief. although he’s shown wearing a full feathered war bonnet, the original photograph he was engraved from didn’t include one. it was added by the engraver, creating one of the most recognizable, but historically inaccurate, designs in u.s. paper money.
as a silver certificate, this note could once be redeemed for five silver dollars held by the u.s. treasury.
over 125 years later, it’s still considered one of the most beautiful and collectible pieces of american currency ever produced.

60 years on east passyunk avenue, and we still wouldn’t want to be anywhere else.
this neighborhood has watched us grow, and we’ve had the privilege of serving generations of families for decades. being part of this community is something we’ll never take for granted.
if you have gold, silver, bullion, coins, or scrap jewelry you’re thinking about selling, we’d love to help. stop by the shop or call to schedule an appointment.
thank you, East Passyunk Avenue BID 🤍

here’s a sneak peak of what we have in our .999 silver case at the moment….. 👀
swing by and take a look!
hours this week:
monday through friday 10-4:30pm
closed saturday & sunday